Ďyvina Ostrava, Czechia
Music for all wandering souls.
Neofolk project from Czechia sang in Interslavic language.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Vlčí mák”
Toujours très intéressant à écouter!!! J'adore ce groupe et j'aimerais tellement les voir en spectacle!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Vlčí mák”
This is great folk music that sounds like it could be a soundtrack to a film. The percussion has been produced to give it a harder edge which raises the tension nicely. Katt has a beautiful voice and sings in various languages. I already have so much music sung in English. I love hearing Scandanavian vocals. Perfect on a Winters day and Pagan as you like!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Vlčí mák”
It is different than previous releases, nonetheless it is astonishing and beautiful homage to nature. One reproach, like both previous albums this one too flown by so quickly. Do yourself a favor and listen to this music in forest you like to visit.
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Scottish lever harpist Lucie Hendry's pastoral folk-jazz overflows with charm and melody.
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LEFT/FOLK VI: The World As It Is
by LEFT/FOLK
Proceeds from this excellent new darkambient/neofolk comp from LEFT/FOLK goes to benefit American Near East Refugee Aid.
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Immanent Fire
by Emily Jane White
The Oakland singer's latest album imagines the power struggle between man and nature as a slow, steady tempest of dark folk.
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Truly enchanting, the melodies flow steadily like a river through a misty forest, and it feels like balm for the ears and soul.
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